. The street railway review . k. HARBOR AND TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD, MASS. son, Wisdom, and other attribntes. The great hall is paved williblack and white marble, and wainscoted with polished Mainegranite, a beantitul stone. White Ionic columns support (he third gallery, above wliiehbends the arched celling of yellow and gold, with armorial fres-coes. Elevators run to the upper tloors, and the probate, supe-rior, municipal, criminal, and supreme courts; and to the SocialLaw Library (founded in 1804), a fine hall 180 ft. long, with . books, and portraits of eminent Jurists. The City Hall, on
. The street railway review . k. HARBOR AND TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD, MASS. son, Wisdom, and other attribntes. The great hall is paved williblack and white marble, and wainscoted with polished Mainegranite, a beantitul stone. White Ionic columns support (he third gallery, above wliiehbends the arched celling of yellow and gold, with armorial fres-coes. Elevators run to the upper tloors, and the probate, supe-rior, municipal, criminal, and supreme courts; and to the SocialLaw Library (founded in 1804), a fine hall 180 ft. long, with . books, and portraits of eminent Jurists. The City Hall, on the north side of School street, east of KingsChapel, is a substantial and fireproof Renaissance building, ofwhite Concord granite, erected in 18fi2-65, at a cost of $500,000,and filled with commodious rooms for the many and costly munic-ipal departments. Ou the lawn in front stands Balls bronzestatue (erected in 1879) of Josiah Quincy, the great mayor (in1823-28), also a congressman (1805-13) and President of (1829-45).
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